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Co,xe.t,o. of,h. Kidneys.

u. Thompson, OF No. 47S Swan
street, Buffalo, NV York, writes Of
his remarkable cure If congestion of
the kidneys: Three years ago l was
attacked with congestion of the kid
news. My physician, beside admins
teriug internal remedies, had applied
ON my back, over the affected region,
two Allcock's Porous Plssters. l re-
covered in the course OF about two
weeks, A year alter exposurs brought
on similar attack, bat it seemed as if
the congestion WAS more severe. Ger
tsinly had more pain aud d ffieulty
in passing water. Instead Of calling a
doctor this time l concluded to try
plastsrs alone, 81 l purchased box Of
Allcock's Porous Plsstlrs and applied
two ire h ones every day, The pain
quickly letsened, the water flowed
more freely after the first application
and in Just six days l was comp etely
restored and able to resune my occu
patton,
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The ,u-aI Gas Carnival.

FMoLEY, o., June 10-The third
day of the Natural Gas Carnival was
devottd to military exhibitions. The
city was filed with spec stofs. Ia the
evening there was glitteriug militia
tary parade by gas light and a repeti-
ton OF marvel illuminations and a
band contest that aroused uncommon
interest in musical circles and was
very agreeable TO the listeners.
The prizes in the band contest were
awarded as follows: First class
First pr;Es, Will Boos Band, Tifin
second, Lieonier, Ligonier, Ind. Sec
ond class- Frat prise, Big Six, Spring.
field; second, Little six, Upper San
dusky; third. K. of p, Cleveland
Third class-First prize, Octet, Upper
Sandusky; second, Second Regiment
o. N. g.; third, Bloomdale, OF Bloom
dale, o. Tho prizes for the lsrges
band and the one coming the farthes
were gsrded 10 Lieonier.
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MRS. CLEVELAND ARRIVES IN oswEeo
CHICAGO BOOBLERS.
Edward n. Mcdonald Testi6es In
His own Behalf.

CHICAGO, ILL, jane l0.-rhe feature
today in the Doodle trial wss the sp-
pearance OF one of the defendants, Ed
ward 8. Mcdonald, on the stand.
Mcdonald is brother of the noted
gam oler, Mcdonald. His testimony
vas in his own behalf. He told OF the
various steamships on which he had
worked a. engineer, including three
years in the government transpo' Ia
ton service during the war, and wen
ty Que months in the service ct James
Gordon Bennett After abiding to
his position on the County Board,
& ct assistant engineer at the house Of
correction and la e. as engineer at the
county hospital, he deuied that he
had ever been In partnership with
Contractor Mic Schneider in any coun'
" ilb, but admitted that he had al
Scnneider's solicitation loaned hin
M pney IT. times. Otherwise, his con
NJ ciion with Schneider was limited tt
accepting a pro posal made by schnei
der, by WIN CHI Mcdonald purct a &c
Scnneider's vouchers for 80 per cent
OF their face value, Med d aid payiui
Whatever interest the banks charged
for advancing money on the vouchers
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GEN. d. II. HILLS ADDRESS

Gen. ID II. Hill de ivered an address
at FJrd's Opera House, Baltimore, q
few days sgo that has been very I'M
iavorably aud uujustly commented
upon by Republican papers. He hes
been ~ much abused for ii ss il IL was
a violently Confederate speech, full Of
the gall and bitterness Of 1851, whereas
1t 10 merely an historic resume Of the
deeds Of the great men, who born at
the South, helped to make the nation
what 1t is. Gen, Hill WAS scrupulou.ly
careful not to omit the names Of
any OF the Southerners who were
en- the Union side during the civil
war. &c claimed Lincoln and
even Stanton, whom he character.
lied as the Garnet OF his time.
Thomas he was proud Of, and Farra.
gut, and he made for the south a
weight of brains and ability that over.
matches anything the North can com,
pile. It is this thst perhaps called
out the maledictiois that have baer
showered upon him. Northern pTessel
ana writer's have made the wore
Southern odious with the masses o
the North. They will not Conced,
the fpec,al virtues OF greatness that 81
many Southern msn have achieved il
the civil and military history of tn
coun ~. They have made an impre'
sion diSt'ncively sectional, and the
MAINTAIN il. They do not want TO &c
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY
To purchase one of the
Finest Plantations
ON the Arkansas River.

1900 acres Of river bottom land, all above
overflow, 1000 acres In hi. b state OF cultiva..
tion and thoroughly ditehed, all under good
fence, ofWhich OF mi es is barbed wire and
plank combined; so good iramo tenement
houses with brick chimneys; 2 good DWELL
ings, with cisterns, gard ms, orchard. etc.;
fine barn. stable.and cti.s; hnr :3-story gin
house, so feet long, with splendid machin-
cry, gins, feeders, con 1ensera, ETC.. also,
grist and sawmill, Is head mules and horsess
oxen, milch COWS, tools, wagons and mar
ness; about 1900 bu, hels coil plenty OF hays
and cotton seed eufioient to plant the place.
Located on the nerth bank o. the hrkahss
sas river, s or 9 mile. below Little hock, ana
8 miles south Of tho Memoirs and Little
Rock raj road. The Arkansas Central ana
Psramore b. anch roads TO Little Rock have
both been located through the farm, and
will be rum ing wi hin year, thus making
this most desirS BILE place.
Owing to advanced years ana conee-
uuent wish to retire from active farm man
agsment, the owner will sell at great bar
gain and upon terms TO suit any purchaser.
Cash payment sufficient to pay for the per
sonaI property only required, and, site5
one-third of tho real estate mas been palo
for, the balaDc CO may star d for ~ years. IN
terest to be paid annually.
II desired, we can effect an exchange tor
the whole or part in good Memphis prop
| erty ct fair cash valuation.
For further information apply In person
| or By correspOndence to o,,a,,op
Memphis. Tenn.
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SLAVERY IN BRAxIL.

A bill has been introduced in the
General Assembly of Brazil for the
immediate msnumission OF all the
slaves in the Empire, but in order
that the masters may not be incom-
NODDED or disturbed in their eCono-
mics, they are to retain the services OF
their slaves for two years, paying
them. however, fair wages during the
time. A slave may buy his freedom
at a price not to exceed 5000, and
those who have reached an age past
the time Of active labor are exempt
from further servitude. Husband or
wife being freed, both are set free
simultaneously. Such are the terms
Of the bill which 1t is OF courss too
much to expect will pass in that form,
II may bs modified, but it's great pu''
pose Of freedom cannot be delayed
The friends OF msnumission have
the Emperor on Iheir side and the
strength OF the good wishes OF the
civilized world. Freedom will be bet
ter for master % we'll as slave. II will
free the former from all responsibility
and puts the latter upon his strength
Of character to make his own way II
life. There is nothing like self reli
ance to develop manhood
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o.sniEs AND GEORGE,

Mr.. Henry George, in the Standard
for this week, takes the same position
as to Mr.. o'BisA's failure to accept
the compliment Of the labor demon
stration as Mr.. Msckin few days ago
declared to be his. Mr.. Georges words
are that 0'Brien was willing to &C
cept an ovation from the workingmen
of New York, provided it should ap-
pear TO be merely tribute to himself,
to what he calls his mission, and to
the picsyune land policy Of the Par
liamentsry party, but he was not will
ing TO give any color co the assumption
that the Irish cause does not involve
q universal principle" There is some
color OF truth in this. The Irish lead
ers are not broad. They are nearly
all narrow and provincial. But they
have the good and valid excuse
for this Of fighting for an idea
that involve, everything the Irish
people hold desr-self government.
This attained they would have time to
devote some attention to other ma
tions, to other struggling peoples-not
till then. Mr.. 0'Blien did not wish
to complieate bis simple purpose oil
making the brutality and iniamy oil
Irish landlordism as plain to the peo
pie of America as it is to himself. he
came to this country to make friend'
for his cause and not enemies, to in
vite the friendly aid Of all classes o.
Americans and strengthen American
public opinion in favor Of bis dowr
trodden and much maligned people
Mr.. O'Brlen was guest In America
and II would not have been becoming
in him 10 identify himself with any
political party, however much hi
might sympathiz, with their cause
Yet. it is well enough for Irishmen h
understand that there are landlords II
other countries as we'll as Ireland
and evictions and distraints, too.
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4 COiIAIY'S POPULATION
so MUCH REDUCED BY GRIM.
INALA' CONVICTED
That One OF Hen Representatives
Will be Cut or This Takes
the Cak,,.


LITE Rock, ARK. June JOE d.
Pillow, sheriff Of Phillip county, ar.
rived in this city TO-DAY. He b. -ougt I
to the "pen" the following pris> .neIs
lately convicted in his county, VIZ. W.
H. Johnson, larceny, s yeas; John
johnson, larceny, 2 years; Coleman
Stonsel, larceny,2 years, Joe Flu Ter,
assault to kill, years; John Thomar,
larceny, ! year; Anderson Wait,
larceny, / year; VIM. Keely, grand
larceny, 20 years; VIM. Walker, &c.
sault to kill, 8 wears; Tink
Miller, larceny, year; Phil Thomas,
larceny, 5 yesrs; Henry Tyson, lar
ceny, 3yes,s; Richard Harris, larceny,
5 years; Tom Jones, larceny, l year ;
George Bryant, larceny, l year. A
few more such hsuls az this ard
Phillips coupty's population will be
reduced go low that on6 Of her three
Representatives will be cut off.
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Di,m,s.nI,t be ysade.

WASHINGTON, June l0.-A number
OF dism san 8 will be M de in the @ lsr-
termsster Generals Office OF the War
Depsr ment at the beginning OF the
Mt xt fscal year, in acco dance with
the provisions Of the Legislative APP
preparation bill passed a. the last tes-
sion OF Oongcess. These dismissals,
etary Endicott has decided, shall
he determined oy an examination con-
ducted under the new civil service
rules governing promotions in the
executive departments. This exsmi'
nation, it is expected, will take place
some time next week.
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An IudoIent organ

When the liver is indolsnt, as 1t must nec-
essarily be when it fails to secrete the bile in
sufficient quaint to meet the requirements
of digestion and evacuation. it should be set
at work with Ho,tetter's Stomach Bitters.
The healthful stimulus to activity impaired
by this omparsbe Alternative, speedily
eviuces itself in departure of the uncom-
Portable sensations in the right side; the
pausea; fur upon the tongue; indigo ton,
and SICK headac o consequent upon lnactly-
iro a lis proper channel. Irregularity Of the
bowels is always A. d painless y reformed b
the correc i've indie ted. which il nfinitt ly
TO b. preerred. b N because 1t is safe anG
IN re eficacious to blue Jill. calomel and
drenchlng purgativ of every class. II curei
and ~ evanIs tever an d ague and rheumatism
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MEMPHIS DAILY ArPEAL--sATURDAY JUNE Ii, 1887.
Ing small sums Of money to trades.

ing small sums Of money to trades
men.
PARIS, June 10-At a meeting OF
the Radical Left today Labordie's
proposal thst the senate be elected by
universal suffrage was approved by IL
to 8.
vienna, June 10 "A hurricane and
rain shower occsrred today n ar
Mako, and several workmen were
washed away The dyles still with
stand the pressure ofthe fo9d.
BERLIN, June 1O.-It is officially an
nounced that Emperor. William, In
consequence of an abdominal cramp,
has been confined to bis bed for tue
last few days. He is also suffering
from catarrhal irritation OF the eJ g
lids,
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SATURDAY, ;: JUNE 10, 1887
VALUE OF sTREEr RAILROAD
RRANCHIsER.

The people Ct the United States
have been prodigal in granting the
right Of way through their streets to
railroad companies. 1t has for more
than thirty years been a free thing
10 whoever asked. A few men spplled
for charter and organized O COM
pany, they deferred to the municipal
authorities In half patronislpg air, Sc
cured the right Of way and construct.
ing a road were shortly in receipt oil
handsome, sometimes enormous, divi'
dends. But change Is coming over
the spirit OF the dream. The Taxing
ing District Council after grating
rights Of way through nearly all the
streets TO dummy and othe. lines hes
walked up to the value OF 1t and pro-
poses to fight the consolidation OF the
CitiEens' and Memphis City Rail
road Company, 80 that when the
charter Of the latter expires, as 1t will
in 1898, the rights OF way 1t enjoys
may be sold to the highest bidder
This may be very far fetched, to be
sure, and looks like persecution, but
it 10 an indication that our corporate
authorities, like those of New York
are waking mp to the value OF the
streets. In that city few days Egg
Comptroller Loew sold the franchises
for the building and operating OF tuC
lines OF street railroad within the Cit
limits, subject to the condition tina
purchasers should keep the streets II
good repair and free from dirt an'
snow; pay all expenses Of the sale, amt
psy into the city treasury 8 per cent
Of their gross receipts for the first fiv
yesrs and 5 per cent. thereafter. U
there terms corporations we're foun
ready and willing to pay 1920 pc
cent OF their annual gross receipts 10
one franchise and So per cent. for th
other. Here is an admission by cap
talists Of the immense value Of thss
privileges that makes the hithert
loose habit Of granting rights OF Wa
through streets a greater shame thai
they had ever before been conoeive
10 be. But nearly ali the availabl
streets OF Memphis have been give
away and the example is almost lot
on us. We cannot prof by II.
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CABLEGRAMS.

LONDON, June 1O-Frost has de-
stToyed the vineyards and orchards at
Ohayne, in Algeria,
PARIS, June ION. Gavrier Levy,
the great bill discounter, is bankrupt.
II son aud head ERIK have. been ar
rested. Lsvy was permitted 10 give
bail. Great interest is SHOWN in the
affair. Levy made q fortune by loan
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II disturbed. and will mot willingly
consent to anything, though Il be the
truth, that makes for Southern leaders
when by contrast the Northern are
likely to lose. Gen. Hills address,
which we publish on another place, Ia
evenly tempered, discreet and patri.
otto. It is true in spirit as in word
and Is worthy the distinguished sol.
der whose nsms ia one the South will
not willingly let die.
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ENGLAND.
The EgypiiOn Question in the House
of Lords.


LONDON, June 10-In the House OF
Lords today the Marquis OF Salisbury
presented the Egyptian convention.
England 10 to evscuate Egypt In three
years. The right to appoint English
officers to command the native army
ceases at the end OF five years. Egg
land retains the right to send troops
to Egypt in the event Of external OF
internal disorders. The convent on
will not be valid unless ratified by the
powers.
The May report of the Alexandra
Cotton Association states that the CON
dition of the Egyptian cotton crop il
favorable; plants ere strong and the
area under cultivation is the same az
in 1885.
The bridge over the Tay Is com
pleted at total cost Of GOO, 600.
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The "PaII Mali Gazette" Attacks the
Hon. w. n. Smtth.

LONDON, June 10,-Tne Pail Nall
Gazette, in a rampant article on the
action OF the Hon. W. ii. Smith, the
government leader, in giving notice
that he would today move that the
committee name the time when they
would report the Irish crimes amend
ment bill to the House, urges every
English and Irish member of Psrlla'
ment who opposes Mr., Smiths pro-
posals, from Mr.. Gladstone downward
to get themselves suspended rather
than to tamely acquiesce in Mr.
Smiths moustrous encroachment or
the liberty OF Parliament.
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TURKESTAN.

Twenty PersOua Killed and One
n NdFed aud twenty-five NDjurs
Cd BY an Earthquake.
Sr. PETERSBURG, June l0,-Severe
shocks OF earthquake have occurred at
Vernome, in rurkestan. The town
was almost entirely destroyed. One
hundred and twenty persons were
killed and 1875 injured. Among the
latter is Gen, FIiere, the Governor oil
the province OF Zniretchinsk. Shocks
still continue to he felt at intervals.
The inhabi ants Of tha town are panic
stricken, and have fed for safety to
the open country,
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maohipsrx ConsIrue.or. Adjourn.

Prrrt BURG, Pa, June l0.-rne first
annual Convention Of Machinery Con-
structors adjourned this afternoon TO
meet in Chicago the first Monday in
June, 1888. A resolution was passed
pledeiug the new national ass NIB y
to support and vote for any labor tick.
81 nominated in the future, and a
committee was appointed to prepare
plans for the establishment OF trade
paper. Immediately after adjourn
ment of the National Trades Ascend y
the Executive Council met and orgau-
lad
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his Dana Rsay Found.

KlEsAs CRY, June 10 The Tmes,
st. Joseph, Mo-, special says that
Joseph Payne, q prominent YOUNG
farmer living twelve miles south oil
that place, left home last night TO at
tend a church concert at Wallace.
Iris morning his dead body was foupd
nv the road eide with bul ct through
the lungs. No clew to the perpet, a.
tcra although II was undou It dly
dome by an enemy as lie peck cts we're
nndislu, bed. Thirteen murders have
occurred in that township in the pAst
ak wears.
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sr. LOUIS, June lO-0Sirg to uu.
TavoIabls Wird currents the ascension
q, the New York World and st. Louis
Poi Dispatch bal oou, which has been
announced fOT tOmouo ", Saturday, hes
heen postponed until further notice,
I "a pr d cted that th4 wind will be
favorable mex, Tuesday,
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RktLRoAD Cop
MENPHTs, TINE.. May q 1857.
NOTICE IS HERFBY GIVEN, That on
N the 29th day OF April, 1897, decree was
entered by the Court oi Cbsneery, At mem zen
phis. Tenn, diSsovinE the i'sss OIL Shs and
Charleston Railroad Cor pany heretofore
held By the East Tennessee, virginia ana
Georgia RailI Dad Company, and that IN oneS
dienoe to such decree all said railroad ana
mis- and Charleston Raj road Company.
q. ". NoahEE, President.
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The Governments Appendix 10 the
Coercion RiLl.

LONDON, June 10 The government
bill, which is to be an appendix to
the coercion bill, providing for the
trial of persons charged WITH grave
offenses by the commission ed judge,
will be Immediately introduced into
Parliament aud pushed through at the
same time as the coercion bill.
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THE PRESIDENT AT HOME.
HE AND HIS PARTY TaKE
BREAKFAST WITH GOV. HILL.
Mrs. Cleveland Goes to OsweEe 70
Visit Miss RinEsford-OId
Grover BuHburnt.

ALBANY, N. Y, June 10.-Presldent
Cltve aud and party reached here IN
private Car a. $3.50 o'clock this morn
Jog by way OF E,st Albany. At 7:l6
o'clock the President and Mrs. Cleve'
land drove to the new Executive
Mansion in carriage with Adjutant
General Porter. Col. and Mra.
Lamont rode with Col. Rec. Az 8
O'Clock the party breakfasted with
Gov. Hill. The breakfast party Goa
sisted OF the President and .Mrs.
Cleveland, Col. and Mrs. Lamont,
Gov. Hill aud Col. Rec The short
time remaining after ble4kfast was
spent in inspecting the beauties If
the new Executive Mansion, which
was formally opened by their visit.
On the way to the station the Pfesi.
dent was measured at his tailor's for
his summer clothes. He left with his
companions, except Mrs. Cleveland,
by special train on the West Shore
railroad at 10:45 am. A crowd oil
about 100 persons were assembled TO
SEQ him off. Mrs. Cleveland will 60
10 Oswego this afternoon to visit hel
friend, Miss Kingsiord.
AT JERSEY CITY.
NEW YoRK, June l0.-At $3.50 p m
today, President Cleveland reached
Jersey City from Albany. The Presi
dent sat at the rear window OF the car
and looked quite browned. He die
not leave the car. The President's ca
was attached to the Washington linn
tied express, which left at A o'clock.
AT WASHINGTON.
WARRINGTON, June l0.-The Presi
dent arrived in the city at 8 o'clock to
night. A carriage was In waiting a
the end of the railroad yard, and b.
entered it and was driven to tn
White House. A few railroad officer
and two or three friends of the Presi
dent were the only persons presen
when he alighted from the train.
MRS. CLEVELAND ARRIVES IN oswKGo.
OswnGo, N. Y, June l0.-Mys
Cleveland, the wife Of the President
arrived here at 7 o'clock this evening
accompanied by Mr.. F O. KipgsiorC
and Miss Virginia M. Kingsford, a
old friend and schoolmate. They wer
driven to the residence of Mr.. Thoma
Kiugsford, where Mrs Cleveland vii
remain as the guest of Miss Ktngsfor
for two weeks, after which both ladie
will alter d the commencement exel
cises at Wells College, Aurora, N.
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ITALY.
The POpe's splendid Gift 10 the
Queen,

The ropes bphenutu Slit 10 tno
Queen.
RoME. June 10.-The Pope's gift to
Queen Victoria on the occasion Of her
Jubilee consists of a mosaic reproduce
ton of Raphael's ftesco representation
OF an allegorical figure Of poetry. The
work was executed in the Vatican.
Mgr. Soills will convey the gift to
England, and he will be accompanied
by Fathers Zalescs and Meri, two
young priests Of the Ecclesiastical
Academy, whom the Pope, in honor
Of the occasion, creates bishops.
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The Chicago Farm Journal" De-
barred

WASHINGTON, June 10 The Post
master General has issued an order to
the postmaster a Chicago to deliver
no more registered lie ters to the Chi
cago Farm Journal and cash no more
money orders for IT,
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KHORASSAN.

A Famine ImmInent In the City of
n, shed.
LONDON, June 10.-Famine Is immi-
nent in the city of Meshed and
throughout the whole province Of
Khorassan. Russians are trying to
prevent the people from emigrating
10 tho trans.Ca ipisn territories.
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dOcA COLA.

The great Headache Specific and
Brain Tonic, has cured many cases OF
sick headache, as some OF our best cit
izsns can testify, and has never failed
In a single instance. Drawn sparkling
ice cold rom Heister's Soda Fountain.
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Graduating Com med ores.

ANNAP Ills, ND, June l0.-This
evening Secretary Whitney presented
each # he forty.iour graduates with
his diploma, commencing with Cadet
Stnnk Pr the honor
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O,Brien VIII Get abe Freedom Of the
CITY of Dublin.

DUBLIN, June 10.-Limerick corpo-
ration resolved 10 present William
O'Brien with the freedom Of the city.
| Populations from the National League
will welcome O'Brien upon his arrival
| at Qaeenbtown.
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Notice Of Election.
TAH Z. orons' IEsunAESo. .t c : ~.

MENeRIs, TKEN., June 7, 1881.
The Annual Election Of Board OF Direct
ore Of the Factors Fire INSURANCE COMPANY
10 serve for the ensuing year, will be ne ~
the Company's Office Ne, IL mGdlsTnn sToI "a
16s7. betWeen the hours Of Il m. and p; m 7.
N. F0N fAINE, President.
Jas Z. BEAsLEY, Secretary.